New Year Rings In Across Clermont County
The county and Clermont begin 1981 at midnight as bells frost with snow lacing many town edges. Clermont Newspapers staff extend greetings for a prosperous and happy year to all readers.
31 Dec 1980
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1980
Page
1
The county and Clermont begin 1981 at midnight as bells frost with snow lacing many town edges. Clermont Newspapers staff extend greetings for a prosperous and happy year to all readers.
Clermont Newspapers Inc sponsors the First Baby of the Year contest with area merchants. The earliest birth in the new year wins gifts. entrants must be Clermont County residents for one month. Notify by Tuesday Jan 6 at 732-1414 with detailed birth and parent information. Grandparents may be listed. A letter of introduction will be provided.
Batavia hosts a New Year’s Eve dance at 2289 Foundry Ave and Pike. Music by Dennis Kittee at Hight. BYOB. Event begins at 9 p.m. in a local venue.
A Clermont County police officer leads a drug seminar at Maple Church on Rt. 774 near Hamersville on New Year’s Eve at 8 p.m. The format invites questions about children and parental actions against drugs. For more information call Rev. Phil Petrey at 752-9082.
A New Year s Eve Dance will be held at the Loveland V F W Hall from 9 p m to 1 a m Music provided by the Constellations Tickets are 20 per couple including beer setups snacks and a buffet dinner For tickets call Jack Robinson 683 0137 Bill Hargis 625 9832 Jack Gest 683 2413 and Cocky Fink 683 7839
The Clermont Branch of the YWCA will offer yoga classes at Milford Main School starting January 7 at 6 30 p m for beginners and 8 p m for intermediate. Eight sessions cost 15 dollars plus membership. Instructor Rose Bowers. Pre registration required. Call 732 0450 for more information or registration.
Beginning January 5, 10 week karate sessions for beginner and advanced students will be taught by Jim Oberschalke at the Friendly Meadows golf course clubhouse on SR 125 near the Clermont Brown County border. Classes meet Monday Wednesday and Friday at 6 30 p m with a $30 enrollment and a contact number 553 4297 for more information.
Greater Cincinnati's sixth annual Skate-A-Thon to raise diabetes funds will be held in Clermont on Saturday February 21 1981. Sponsors will distribute entry forms after January 1 at Super X Stores rinks and schools with prizes including a 10 speed bicycle tape recorders and Kings Island passes. Local rinks Beechmont Rollarena Castle Skateland Loveland Dreamland Skate Mt Crab White Gables Goshen participate.
Fran ce details Clermont County changes in 1980 including Eastgate Mall opening with Rep. William Hareta t Gambieres at its launch, plans for a new 40-lane bowling alley at Willowville, and Amelia Foods IGA expansion funded by tax exempt bonds. The year also saw a county YMCA survey, a shift in Republican primary leadership, and development debates around SR 74 and Eastgate.
Elected Cler mont county officials may gain pay under a new state bill HB 1122. The measure allows four year increments for treasurer sheriff clerk of courts recorder prosecutor engineer and coroner with seven percent boosts in 1983 and 1984 for commissioners. Judges excluded. decision rests with the board of commissioners who must act by Jan. 1.
Harold and Horace Flannery of Clermont County are named 1980 Pacesetter Award recipients by the Clermont County Chamber of Commerce executive committee. The award, first given in 1974, will be presented at the annual dinner Friday January 23 1981 at the Syrian Oasis Banquet Hall. The brothers are noted for lifelong county residence and diverse business ventures including real estate development with Frank Messer Construction Co and various local enterprises.
Trustees deny Mauch and Martin commercial zoning after two hearings. Chelsea Moore Realtors seek B-1 to B-7 change on land at Eastgate Plaza West and nearby 3.65 acre parcel on old SR 74 from B-5 to partial B-7. County commissioner Romohr, on board since 1976, notes conditions warrant rezoning.
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